I am pleased to report that the spinoff of TurboVNC into a separate 
project has been completed.


What has changed
================


Mailing lists
-------------

Perhaps most important for those reading this-- there are three new 
mailing lists specific to TurboVNC (turbovnc-announce, turbovnc-users, 
turbovnc-devel.)  If you are an active customer of mine who is using 
TurboVNC, or if your e-mail address contained the word "TurboVNC" in it 
(pretty obvious), then I automatically copied your subscription from 
virtualgl-{} to turbovnc-{}, but otherwise, please take a moment to 
subscribe to one or more of the new lists if you want to continue 
receiving information about TurboVNC:

http://sourceforge.net/p/turbovnc/mailman/

You may also want to unsubscribe from the virtualgl-* mailing lists if 
you don't care about VirtualGL.  The virtualgl-* mailing lists will be, 
from this moment forward, for discussing VirtualGL only.


Downloads
---------

-- VirtualGL files are now at:
    http://sourceforge.net/projects/virtualgl/files/
-- TurboVNC files are now at:
    http://sourceforge.net/projects/turbovnc/files/

Please update any packaging scripts and documentation to reflect the new 
URLs.  Unfortunately, SourceForge doesn't allow symlinking within the 
file release directories, so I can't maintain backward compatibility here.


Web sites
---------

-- TurboVNC now has its own SourceForge project page at 
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/turbovnc.  All TurboVNC bugs, 
feature requests, and patches have been moved into that tracker.  Both 
the VirtualGL and TurboVNC SourceForge pages contain a link to the 
other, for convenience.

-- All of the TurboVNC content that used to be on VirtualGL.org is now 
on http://www.TurboVNC.org.  That includes all of the sponsors and 
projects on the "Sponsors" page that were specific to TurboVNC.

-- The pre-release builds for TurboVNC are now at:
    http://www.turbovnc.org/DeveloperInfo/PreReleases


Subversion
----------

The VirtualGL and TurboVNC subversion repositories have been split and 
re-imported.  Thus, it is no longer necessary to add "vgl" or "vnc" to 
the end of the subversion URL when doing a checkout.  The new URLs for 
anonymous checkout are:

-- VirtualGL:
    svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/virtualgl/code
-- TurboVNC:
    svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/turbovnc/code

(add "trunk" or "branches/*" or "tags/*" to these URLs to check out a 
specific version.)

Unfortunately, you will have to re-checkout existing working copies. 
There is no way to use 'svn switch' to migrate the working copies, 
because the revision numbering has changed.


New icons/logos
---------------

For the time being, I have updated the icons and logos to use a more 
modern (fire-engine-red) color scheme.  I am, however, looking for a 
graphic artist who would be willing to design a new logo for the 
project.  If you or someone you know might be interested, let me know.


What hasn't changed
===================

"The VirtualGL Project" is still the name of the entity that manages 
both VirtualGL and TurboVNC.

Our Facebook and LinkedIn pages will still contain both VirtualGL and 
TurboVNC content.

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